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        <description>📈 Advanced Patterns React  → https://cosden.solutions/advanced-patterns-react 🚀 Project React  → https://cosden.solutions/project-react 📥 Import React (Newsletter) → https://cosden.solutions/newsletter?s=ytd X Link: https://x.com/jacobmparis/status/1922824384579789295?s=46&amp;t=BT5sFCSxf_BY2O15gA131Q Library: https://www.npmjs.com/package/with-react Join The Discord! → https://discord.cosden.solutions VSCode Theme | Font → Material Theme Darker | Menlo, Monaco "monospace" In this video I'm going to share with you a library that seemingly allows you to break the rows of hooks. This library essentially allows you to define React hooks as components instead of hooks and then use them directly inside of the JSX to have a number of benefits. The question is, is this the way that we should be coding our React applications?</description>
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